S25/26 | The Official Match Thread | Swansea City v Birmingham City | 5.30pm, Sat 17th Jan 2026 | The EFL Championship | The Swansea.com Stadium

[Smurph]

Looks like we still have a load of tickets left for this one. Thought we would sell a few more as we are a bit more exciting to watch.
Maybe it’s the time/on tv?

The South Stand is becoming an issue, not what else they can do to fill it on a regular basis

 

[3swan]

The South Stand is becoming an issue, not what else they can do to fill it on a regular basis

Just booked for the 3 of us.

 

[Flash]

The South Stand is becoming an issue, not what else they can do to fill it on a regular basis

They do a good deal for families, kids are basically free. But they should just do a general discount for that stand and the corners to get bums on seats. I think behind the goals is a great place to watch the game especially when we grab a late goal.

 

[malc]

The South Stand has been much fuller over the last few games .
For the West Brom League game there were lots of deals kids for a £1 Adults £10 .
The problem of the South Stand is being addressed.

 

[Smurph]

They do a good deal for families, kids are basically free. But they should just do a general discount for that stand and the corners to get bums on seats. I think behind the goals is a great place to watch the game especially when we grab a late goal.

The deal for families is excellent and you can see the club is trying to drive attendances.

It's been mentioned on here before about moving away fans from where they are. If that part of the ground is empty why not shove them in one of the corners in the south and then concentrate on filling the majority of the ground with home supporters. The amount of seats we lose in-between the East and West to either away fans and segregation is quite high.

These are my hypothetical ideas and someone with more brains than me can educate me on the current lay out and why it is the way it is.

 

[Smurph]

The South Stand has been much fuller over the last few games .
For the West Brom League game there were lots of deals kids for a £1 Adults £10 .
The problem of the South Stand is being addressed.

Hopefully it picks up during the week as it's still looking pretty empty for Saturday.

 

[Flash]

The deal for families is excellent and you can see the club is trying to drive attendances.

It's been mentioned on here before about moving away fans from where they are. If that part of the ground is empty why not shove them in one of the corners in the south and then concentrate on filling the majority of the ground with home supporters. The amount of seats we lose in-between the East and West to either away fans and segregation is quite high.

These are my hypothetical ideas and someone with more brains than me can educate me on the current lay out and why it is the way it is.

It’s not really an issue when there are empty seats elsewhere. I’m sure they could shove the away fans over to the corner and open up more home seats behind the goal there.